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Eliozeta pellucens, was :Small tachinid
Philippe moniotte
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Posted on 10-07-2011 17:56
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A very small tachinid (4 mm approx) ,
Seneffe, Belgium, July 9 2011, on the bank of the canal.
Thanks for your suggestions
Philippe
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Very interesting ... don't know what it is ... catch me a specimen Grin
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I think, female Eliozeta pellucens.
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ChrisR wrote:
Very interesting ... don't know what it is ... catch me a specimen Grin


Alas! I never collect. What's more, I was just strolling around with friends, and could not stop for long. Actually, I realized later, when looking at my pictures at home, that I had missed another fly, probably the male of this same species, which shows as a very out-of-focus ghost on some photographs - just enough to give me heart-ache about it! Wink
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neprisikiski wrote:
I think, female Eliozeta pellucens.


Thanks a lot. As I wrote above, there was another fly on the same flowers, which looks like it might be the male E pellucens allright. But the picture was much too blurred to be useful. Yet, the shape and colours are consistent with the ID.

Philippe
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